What if it Snows?

Always wanted to try a cabover, never did get to.

 

Doghouse.....that's what covered the engine in a COE and you'll be the first one to a wreck.

 

Plus, they're plenty warm, ALWAYS.

 

It was manual steering when my dad and I bought it... But we quickly fixed that problem. We found the power steering components off a '79 F-250 from a junk yard. Pump bolted right up to the engine, but the gear box required that the front cross-member be notched, bent, fishplated, and drilled to accept it. It worked great, and still does. It was like driving a completely different pickup after that.

 

I would say not photo-shopped..... Look at the reflections of the truck in the wet ground and the canopy on the hood.

I'm thinking didn't pull the nobs to set the brakes and rolled. Like the video somebody posted a couple of days ago. TMC is a training company.

 

Never been there. Pilot/Mcdees, and small Fuel stops all I know.

 

Across the street where the downtrodden park.

 

Do you mean the bug deflector?

 

It just the road, but the Corvette Museum. 4-5 vetted down a giant sink hole. Whole areas full of caves and ground is always settling.

 

I only park where the High Class Truckers Park. Explains everything.